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Sprint WiMAX: XOHM (Zoam) and the rest of The World!

Dan Hessee has been quite forthright in admitting that the "rest of the world" ( over 100 countries) today leads in WiMAX use and that the launch of XOHM in the United States is not a reflection on the viability of technologies. Despite all the glory granted to 3G networks, we all know that these are not well suited for large scale video streaming services or video based applications.The launch delay in the XOHM service was expected considering that the bulk of new mobile WiMAX devices are expected to be available only by June 2008 onwards. The Wave 2 certified devices (Certification by the WiMAX forum) are also expected to be available at the same time.

On the whole it is better to have a well matured launch rather than one with unwired turnouts.
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